Millitary rank is Colonel. Branch of troops: Ground troops, Air Forces (except Naval aviation), shore service, Frontier troops. Subdivion was 127th Rifle Chistyakovskaya Red Banner Order of Kutuzov division. Krymov Margazian Galliuyevich was born in the village of Mukmin-Karatay, Bugulminsky district of Samara province (now Leninogorsk district of Tatarstan) in the family of Mullah. He graduated from the Kazan Tatar teachers' Seminary (1911) and worked at schools in the Ufa province. During World War I, he was drafted into the army. As a person with a sufficient educational level, he was sent in 1916 to the 2nd Tiflis school of Warrant Officers. When he received Warrant Officer rank he became company Commander of the 109th Reserve Infantry Regiment in Chelyabinsk. In 1917, he became close to the SRs (socialists-revolutioners), and was one of the first SR in the Chelyabinsk garrison to be elected a member of the Regimental Committee. He had a considerable fame and political influence: he took an active part in the creation of the soldiers’ section of the Chelyabinsk Council of workers and soldiers deputies, and was elected to the Executive Committee of the Council. He led the formation of the volunteer Tatar-Bashkir Ural Separate Muslim revolutionary battalion (800 people), which played a significant role in the seizure of power by the Bolsheviks in Chelyabinsk. He was member of the left SRs Party. The contradictory personality of Krymov M. G. is evidenced by his passion not only for revolutionary ideas, but also the desire to create a pan-Islamic Republic. In February-March 1918, he was in Ufa, where he led the operation to eliminate the Bashkir National Assembly and the military shuro (Military Council). The Red Army troops under his command defeated the 2nd Musleum Regiment. In May 1918, he returned to Chelyabinsk, where he headed the district military Commissariat. When the city was threatened with capture by the White troops, Krymov was a member of the Military Revolutionary Committee, which organized the defense. He was captured, but was able to escape from the camp and being a Head of the Red Guard detachment to make his way to Yekaterinburg. He became a member of the RCP (b) since 1919, participated in the fighting at the Eastern front as an Assistant division Chief and Commander of a separate Tatar Rifle Brigade. After the war he took combat positions in the Red Army. He graduated from the main operational (1931) and eastern (1936) faculties of the Military Academy named after M. Frunze. Since 1930th he worked in Foreign intelligence service and in Turkey. In 1935 he received a Colonel rank. His wife was Krymova Evgenia Andreevna, who lived in Moscow on Chistye Prudy. When the Great Patriotic War started, he saw service as Commander in 387th Perekop RD from 30.06.1943 to 30.08.1943, in 27th Chistyakovskaya Red Banner Order of Kutuzov RD from 09.08.1943 to 01.12.1943, in 38th Rifle Division from January 18 upto March 22, 1944, from August 1944 saw service Deputy Commander of the Combat unit in 232nd RD of the 2nd Ukranian Front and in 206th RD (1945). Margazian Galliuyevich Krymov, Guards Colonel was Commander of the 127th Red Banner Order of Kutuzov Rifle Division, which fought its way to the south-eastern outskirts of Chistyakovo and liberated the city of Chistyakovo (now is city of Torez in Donetsk People’s Republic, Ukraine) in the morning of September 2, 1943. The 127th Rifle Division was given the name "Chistyakovskaya". Krymov Margazian Galliluevich killed in battle on April 15, 1945. He was buried in Sombor city (Serbia, Vojvodina) near the church. One of the streets of the city of Torez DPR is named after M. G. Krymov. His awards are Medal of the 20 years of Red Army, Order of Lenin, two Orders of Red Banner awarded in September 18 1943 and October 9, 1944 and Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsk